Under what circumstances must pedestrians walk on their right, even when transiting through a pedestrian zone?

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According to General Traffic Regulations, although pedestrians have freedom of movement in pedestrian zones, they must walk on the right (relative to their direction of travel) when necessary to maintain safety and order. This is crucial when there is poor visibility or a high density of pedestrian traffic, as it prevents head-on collisions and organizes the flow. The other options are incorrect because pedestrians are not obligated to systematically move aside for bicycles in exclusive pedestrian zones, and safety rules apply at all times, not just when ordered by an officer.

Under what circumstances must pedestrians walk on their right, even when transiting through a pedestrian zone?

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